New openings
New places,
worth knowing.
A considered edit of the hotels, resorts and journeys that are changing the way we travel — now open, or worth planning ahead for.
Not every opening changes a destination. These are the ones we are watching closely.
01 / Four Seasons
A new chapter
in familiar places.
From a quieter Mykonos to a landmark return in Venice, Four Seasons is giving established destinations a different reason to revisit.
Four Seasons
Mykonos
A beachside stay above Kalo Livadi Bay — an answer for clients looking for Mykonos with space and a calmer pace.
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Danieli, Venezia,
A Four Seasons Hotel
The return of a Venetian landmark, with the character of the city at its doorstep and a natural place in a longer Italian journey.
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Four Seasons
Yachts
A different way to move between the Mediterranean’s most familiar coasts, without sacrificing the feeling of a private residence.
Official details02 / Rosewood
Landmarks,
reimagined.
Rosewood’s recent openings are less about adding rooms to a city and more about returning significant buildings to it.
Rosewood Courchevel
Le Jardin Alpin
A new slope-side base for families and skiers who want Courchevel’s access with a more residential sense of privacy.
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Rosewood
Amsterdam
A former Palace of Justice on the canals — an Amsterdam stay for travellers who choose a hotel as carefully as the city itself.
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The Chancery
Rosewood
The former U.S. Embassy on Grosvenor Square, restored as an all-suite London address with a cultural point of view.
Official details03 / Aman
More distance.
Less noise.
The next Aman projects are compelling precisely because they move beyond the usual definition of a resort stay.
Aman Rosa
Alpina
A former alpine classic reintroduced as an Aman. It brings the brand’s quiet, considered approach to the Dolomites in every season.
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Amanvari
Aman’s East Cape retreat brings desert, mountains and the Sea of Cortez together in a part of Baja that still feels genuinely remote.
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Amangati,
Aman at Sea
A 47-suite motor yacht designed for an Aman pace at sea — including private charter for journeys built entirely around your party.
Official details04 / Mandarin Oriental
New places,
familiar precision.
A new resort in Mallorca, a renewed Lake Como stay and a Manila return: three different reasons to look at Mandarin Oriental now.
Mandarin Oriental
Punta Negra
A new coastal resort on Mallorca’s southwest shore, shaped around gardens, sea views and an easy connection to the island.
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Mandarin Oriental,
Lago di Como
A restored seasonal return, including a redesigned L’ARIA and renewed key spaces across the resort, spa and lakefront setting.
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Mandarin Oriental
Makati, Manila
The group returns to Manila with a new hotel overlooking Ayala Triangle Gardens — a relevant address for Asia-based business and leisure travel.
Official details05 / Marriott Luxury Group
Three very different
reasons to plan ahead.
A private island, a new London address and the first Ritz-Carlton Lodge: three distinctly different journeys, each worth watching.
Bvlgari Resort
Ranfushi
A forthcoming Bvlgari private-island resort in Raa Atoll. We will confirm opening timing and the right villa configuration before any plan is made.
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The St. Regis
London
A future St. Regis address for London. The project is one to watch for travellers who value classic service and a location at the centre of the city.
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Emirates Wolgan Valley,
A Ritz-Carlton Lodge
The first Ritz-Carlton Lodge, set within 7,000 acres of protected wilderness. A 40-key all-inclusive stay built around the natural landscape.
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